Clovelly Beach has long held a special place in Sydney’s coastal story. Known in its early days as “Little Coogee”, this narrow, sheltered bay has attracted swimmers, snorkellers and families for well over a century. Today it’s loved for its calm waters and relaxed vibe, but beneath the surface lies a fascinating history filled with colourful characters, lost landmarks and much-loved local legends. From Indigenous Fishing Grounds to “Little Coogee” Long before European settlement, the Clovelly area was used by Indigenous Australians for fishing and hunting. In the 1830s, early European settlers were drawn to its rich fishing potential, with … Continue reading Clovelly Beach: Where Sydney’s History Meets the Sea